Discover how Dubai helped Emirates become one of the world’s most profitable airlines through its global hub, fleet, premium cabins and cargo network. When people think… The post How Dubai Built Emirates Into A Successful Airline first appeared on The Aviation Hub .
Women's Super League newcomers Crystal Palace hold Arsenal to a goalless draw with the hosts unable to convert a series of chances at the Emirates.
BBC13 Sept
Germany and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to revitalise their strategic partnership following talks in Berlin between Chancellor Friedrich Merz and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The cooperation will cover security, defence, trade, energy, climate, technology, digitalisation and transport. The UAE plans to invest an additional €40 billion in Germany, more […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban11 Sept
Flydubai adds to its belly cargo products by leasing 737-800 freighters. It will grow further with the arrival of 787s.
After 22 years of lobbying, Emirates can finally add Berlin as its fifth German gateway with daily flights possible.
Emirates has announced that it will deploy its retrofitted Airbus A380 on the Dubai-Paris route starting October 25,…
AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim11 Sept
Germany will finally let Emirates fly to Berlin after two decades of lobbying blocks from Lufthansa, which is furious about losing its feeder-flight monopoly.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig11 Sept
Emirates will deploy the retrofitted A380 on the Dubai-Paris route from 25 October 2026, introducing Premium Economy and the latest product and service to the French capital. Follow Aeronews on...
For years, economy class has meant limited legroom, small tray tables, and attempting uncomfortable sleeping positions. Now, airlines including Emirates and American Airlines are introducing new cabin features designed to improve the experience for passengers in the main cabin. Emirates Focuses on Comfort In July, Emirates introduced its U-Dream headrest, describing it as a new […]
Travel Radar•Maria Facio10 Sept
The carrier is a major player in the premium market.
The type will no longer operate to the Netherlands in October, but flights will double in November. Find out more now!
Emirates is looking for new cabin crew members in Belgium and will hold recruitment open days in Antwerp and Brussels later this month. The Dubai-based airline will organise two cabin crew recruitment events, giving candidates the opportunity to apply directly for a position with Emirates’ multinational cabin crew team. The first open day will take […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth7 Sept
Under a new multi-year contract, Lufthansa Technik Philippines, the global MRO company’s competence center for widebody base maintenance in Asia, will continue to perform heavy checks on Emirates’ A380 aircraft...
Lufthansa Technik and Emirates have extended their agreement for the base maintenance of the airline’s Airbus A380 fleet. Under a new multi-year contract, Lufthansa Technik Philippines, the global MRO company’s […]
The early goal by Rogers highlights Chelsea's potential to disrupt top teams, impacting the Premier League's competitive dynamics this season.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team6 Sept
Emirates is improving its Premium Economy experience in the long-term with the launch of the world’s first electrically powered Premium Economy seat. This seat features a vertical privacy screen between every seat, which can also be easily adjusted. With its Airbus A350 debut, the new Premium Economy seat combines technological innovation with greater comfort for […]
Travel Radar•Nibras Malik5 Sept
Emirates is elevating the award-winning Premium Economy experience even further with the launch of the world’s first electrically powered Premium Economy seat, featuring a full-height adjustable privacy screen between every seat. Debuting on newly received Airbus A350 aircraft, the new seat combines industry-leading innovation with elevated comfort, giving customers greater control over their personal space.
A look at how many first class seats each airline offers across its fleet, from Emirates' massive 2,214 seats down to Air Côte d'Ivoire's mere 8.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig4 Sept
The return of flights contribute to Emirates' A380 flights to this continent growing by 18%. Find out more!
Nine years after debuting its “Game Changer” first class, Emirates still has the product on just nine jets — and no plans to expand it further.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig3 Sept